memevector

I know what you mean, however there seems to have been a partial resurgence over the last two years, Last years BiCon had sessions on the Law, which was quite interesting, as well as the seeds of three wishes which started the activist gatherings the third will take place this November, also I ran the session "W(h)ither Bisexuality", a theoretical look at the UK Bi community, and it's political history, ebbs and flows, and potential future directions for activism. Also last year was the kick start of the BI-BLIO academic group which is tarting to flourish, we are in the process of organising a day school, and had a successful double session this year at BiCon. Also there were sessions on Bisexuals and Trade Unions this year as well as other semi academic type sessions on notions of safe spaces, as well as the start of the BI Archive and history project, so all in all I think things are slowly looking up for those of us who are into these type of things. If you want a copy of the W(h)ither Bisexuality notes, or want more info about the acativist weekend and where it's discussed, and also BI-BLIO and the Archive group email me at LaurenceBrewer - at - hotmail - dot - com

Laurence